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wormwood86
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I need help
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hi everybody I want to ask you something Which one is correct ? or are both of them correct? I saw you yesterday with my friends I saw you with my friends yesterday |
22 Mar 2013
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cunliffe
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I saw you with my friends yesterday.
(The person you are addressing was with your friends.)
You could use the first one, in which case, you would be emphasising the �with my friends � and I would put a comma. I might also add �you were �
I saw you yesterday, (you were) with my friends.
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22 Mar 2013
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wormwood86
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so the first one is also correct. the emphasis is different.thank you... |
22 Mar 2013
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ztzarta
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I saw you yesterday with my friends (I saw you yesterday, you were with my friends, that means)
I saw you with my friends yesterday (This means that either me or you were with my friends)
I could write
I and my friends saw you yesterday (If I want to point that I was with my friends and we saw you)
I hope that helped you.
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22 Mar 2013
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wormwood86
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I saw you yesterday with my friends (but I can say it this way it is correct right? |
22 Mar 2013
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